text:
The page that you are trying to view is for IES members only.
If you are a member please login.
If you are not a member, become an IES member today and begin taking advantage of all that our society offers. When you join the IES, you:
- Join a community of over 8,000 engineers, consultants, researchers, designers, educators, manufacturers and consumers who are involved in lighting by profession
- Have at your disposal resources and opportunities to keep on top of changes in the lighting industry
- Get involved in standards development
- Engage and network with peers and other professionals based on your ares of common interest as well as at a local section level
- Continue your growth and education within the profession and industry through various educational opportunities
- Mentor the next generation of lighting professionals
- And so much more…


text:
Brigid Quinn
Washington - Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property, James Rogan, will unveil his strategic plan to transform the USPTO into a quality-driven, highly productive, cost-effective organization, supporting an international market-based intellectual property system. The plan emphasizes excellence in examiner recruiting, hiring and training; greater use of electronic initiatives and outside resources to process patents and trademarks; and a faster, less costly alternative to the courts for challenging patents, which are strategies that reflect the values of the President's Management Agenda.
Under Secretary Rogan will take questions after his presentation.
Reporters should call 1-800-857-4864, code 26864 by 9:55 a.m. ET to participate.
# # #

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Patrick Stewart adds gravitas to anything he does. That's why he's so funny when he does something like Extras or Family Guy. Stewart will be bringing his unmistakable voice to the upcoming 3D CG-animated musical Dorothy of Oz and we're happy to announce that he'll be making his first Comic-Con appearance on Saturday, July 23rd in Hall H at 4:30-5:30.
In addition, we have exclusive video of him speaking about his character "Tugg". Stewart also talks about working again with fellow voice actors Kelsey Grammer and Martin Short and what he finds so appealing about animation and Dorothy of Oz in particular. Hit the jump to check out the exclusive video. The producers of the film are Summertime Entertainment, Ryan Carroll, Roland Carroll and Bonne Radford. Dorothy of Oz is set to arrive sometime in 2012.
Here's the video:
Here's the official synopsi s for Dorothy of Oz. For more info on the film, check out the official Facebook page.
DOROTHY OF OZ is an animated feature film based on the adventure books by Roger Stanton Baum, the great-grandson of L. Frank Baum. The Roger Stanton Baum books are a continuation of one of the world's most popular and beloved fairy tales, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum. Produced with state-of-the-art computer graphics and the latest 3-D stereoscopic techniques for animation, DOROTHY OF OZ, the latest chapter in the Oz legacy, will be entertaining to a whole new generation of fans!
In DOROTHY OF OZ, Dorothy returns to Kansas to find it devastated by the tornado that had whisked her away to Oz. The home to which she has been so desperate to return was severely damaged, and the townspeople are packing and moving out. But shortly after arriving in Kansas, Dorothy is magically transported back to Oz.
She finds out that Oz is in trouble, and the people there need her help. Dorothy's old friends – the Scarecrow, Tin Man and the formerly Cowardly Lion – have disappeared and Oz is in a state of decay. As Dorothy journeys to find her friends, she encounters a number of new companions and problems including a man made of marshmallows who can't think for himself, a china doll princess whose bossiness is a cover for her fragility, and a tugboat with as many personalities as he has pieces. Dorothy must help this odd group band together against a new villain – a wicked Jester who thinks all of Oz should be under his control.


text:
Pope lays out goals for inclusive church
In his first nine months as leader of 1 billion Roman Catholics, Pope Francis has parceled out glimpses of his vision for remaking the church - in homilies and news conferences, interviews and offhand remarks to visitors.
On Tuesday, he announced his agenda in his own unfiltered words, reaffirming the impression that he intends to jolt the church out of complacency and enlist all Catholics in his ambitious project of renewing the church by confronting the real needs of people in need.
In a challenge to the Vatican hierarchy, Francis called for decentralizing power in the church, saying the Vatican and even the pope must collaborate with bishops, laypeople and in particular women.
"I prefer a church which is bruised, hurting and dirty because it has been out on the streets, rather than a church which is unhealthy from being confined and from clinging to its own security," Francis said in the first teaching document of his papacy that he alone composed.
"I do not want a church concerned with being at the center and then ends by being caught up in a web of obsessions and procedures," he wrote.
The document, called "Evangelii Gaudium," (the Joy of the Gospel), is an apostolic exhortation - less authoritative than an encyclical, but an important pronouncement. He drafted it in August in Spanish, said a Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, as a reflection on a synod of bishops last year that took up the "new evangelization."
Francis' prescription for the church is inextricably tied up with his analysis of what is wrong with the world. He devotes many pages to denouncing the "dictatorship" of a global economic system and a free market that perpetuates inequality and "devours" what is fragile, including human beings and the environment.
"How can it be that it is not a news item when an elderly homeless person dies of exposure, but it is news when the stock market loses two points?" he wrote, in the folksy language that has already marked his as a memorable papacy.
After months in which many have parsed his comments for hints of change, the pope used the document to reiterate church teachings on abortion, homosexuality and the ordination of women. On abortion, he said, "It is not 'progressive' to try to resolve problems by eliminating a human life. On the other hand, it is also true that we have done little to adequately accompany women in very difficult situations," who may seek abortions because of rape or extreme poverty.
Nowhere in the document did Francis speak explicitly of homosexuality or same-sex marriage. However, he said the church should not give in to "moral relativism," and cited with approval a document written by the bishops of the U.S. on ministering to people with "homosexual inclination." The pope said the American bishops are right that the church must insist on "objective moral norms which are valid for everyone" - even when the church is perceived by supporters of gay rights as promoting prejudice and interfering with individual freedom.
Echoing his predecessors, Francis said that ordaining women to the priesthood "is not a question open to discussion." He acknowledged that "many women share pastoral responsibilities with priests," and said, "We need to create still broader opportunities for a more incisive female presence in the church." But he offered no specifics on doing so.


text:
Vector NTI Deluxe 4.0
Vector NTI stores your molecules, oligos and enzymes in a database, and shows them in the special interactive display windows.
These display windows are extremely powerful and convenient graphical tools, allowing you to study molecules stored in the Vector NTI database, edit and analyze them, prepare publication-quality figures, and visually select fragments of molecules for molecule construction and design.
You can simultaneously study a molecule's functional and restriction maps, nucleotide sequence, open-reading frames, results of motif searches, PCR primer analysis and much more.
The display windows also function as intuitive molecule editors, giving you a flexibility and convenience you can't find anywhere.


text: If any one else had to do the Easter thing and don't have kids of your own, I send my condolences. I had to do Easter and it took away a whole day of caching. So here was my cool thought. I sparked up the Egg Hunt by using my GPSr and making it into a Geocache Egg Hunt. The prizes where equal to that found in a cache and the kids enjoyed it. So for those of you that get trapped by the holidays this is a neat way to break it up.


text:
Photos from Super Bowl XLVII Week.
It's not just the game. It's the hype and hoopla the week before, too. Here are some images from New Orleans, site of Super Bowl XLVII. (For captions, click on the first image. Then click on the left or right edge of each image to advance to or go back through the gallery.)


text:
0 items
USA made metering jet is used in Rochester carburetors.
Rochester "B" carburetors.
Rochester "H" carburetors.
Rochester "2G" or Twojet carburetors.
Rochester "4G" or Fourjet carburetors.
Used to tailor air fuel ratio. Number indicates jet size and dimension of jet hole. (For example: a jet stamped 60 will have a .060" orifice) A larger diameter jet will richen the entire fuel curve, from part throttle to full throttle. Re-jetting your carburetor can pay big dividends at the race track and/or increased fuel efficiency. Jet number is stamped into each jet.
Quantity: 1 Jet
Jets are sold singly.
If you have a TwoJet / 2G carburetor, You need to order 2 Jets.
If you have a FourJet / 4G carburetor, You need to order 2 Jets for the primary side and two jets for the secondary side of the carburetor.
These metering jets are correctly profiled and specifically made for the Rochester "B", "H", "2G" and "4G" carburetors. Rochester products made several different styles of jets for use in Quadrajets, 1bbl and 2bbl carburetors, each with their own unique leading and trailing profile on each side of the jet orifice. Be careful as all the various styles will physically interchange and for example, they could all have a .070" jet orifice but due to the leading and trailing profiles being different, each style will have different flow rates.
Make sure that you are using correct metering jet in your carburetor by using QuadrajetParts.com jets.
Note: This item is a non-returnable item. Carburetor jets are not returnable.


text:
Dear Jane,
Thank you for being such a good friend and being so patient with me. I know you sent this pic way back in November, but even though it's January 10, I just want to say that I LOVE your Thanksgiving table and I am so happy to share it with The Jewish Hostess readers!! Your table decor ideas are truly inspiring for all year round. Its a great reminder for all of us to just take a look outside and bring some of mother nature indoors. A trip to Amazing Savings certainly adds the perfect color and finishing touch! Keep sending your pics! Love, Marlene
"For my Thanksgiving table, I went with a simple fall look.. I started by buying a piece of fabric in a terra cotta color and used it as a runner. I bought napkins with leaves, and white rectangular plates from Amazing Savings. I placed them over a round straw colored placemat. For the finishing touch I cut branches from a tree in my backyard and used it as a centerpiece." Jane Choueka


text:
A police officer was placed in a medically induced coma after being attacked on a Manhattan subway platform while he was off duty, the NYPD said.
The 29-year-old officer was on the southbound platform at the 23rd Street station on the No. 6 line Saturday evening when he was punched in the head by a man, police said.
The officer fell down and hit his head on the platform; he was later placed in a medically induced coma at Bellevue Hospital Center.
Police said early Monday that his condition was improving, and that he was awake and talking with his family.
U.S. & World
Police released a sketch (above) of the attacker, who they said was with his daughter on the platform. The NYPD is asking anyone with information to call 1-800-577-TIPS.


text:
Electronic Cigarettes and accessories in Muswell Hill
Lontech shop, E-cigarette and vape shop specialists, offering the widest range of premium liquids and electronic cigarettes in Muswell Hill.
There are lots of different e-cigs to choose from including flavoured electronic cigarettes and if you are a first time user in Muswell Hill or wondering whether to buy one, you have come to the right place.
Muswell Hill Electronic Cigarettes
If you want to stop yourself from smoking, but you do not understand where you must start, e-cigarettes are here to help you. Tobacco is full of harmful ingredients so if you are having a tough time in giving up tobacco, you could always try e-cigs. People who want to give up smoking turn to e-cigarettes since it can help continue their obsession without hurting their body in the process.
We all know traditional tobacco cigarette smoking is unhealthy and can lead to a vast array of medical problems. Additionally, anti-smoking laws have also made it considerably more difficult to smoke in public.
E-cigarettes in comparison, are safer, cost effective and instantly provide a number of health benefits even for the heaviest of smokers, as well as allowing smokers to enjoy an e-cigarette that produces vapour and without offending everybody around them!


text:
The day after after Congress voted to go to war in Iraq in October, 2002, I went to the post office to change my voter registration. Not because I'm a pacifist, but because I knew it was costly and unnecessary, as did, I believe, most Americans. I couldn't be part of either party.
Since then, I've had little reason to change my mind. I'm just surprised that I now find myself in full agreement with the accountants.
As I write this editor's column on Tuesday morning, August 9, the U.S. Stock Market is beginning to rebound a little bit from the drubbing it took since Standard & Poor's made history, downgrading U.S. Bonds for the first time since such ratings were initiated in 1917.
That downgrade, and the resulting stock swoon set Washington into its usual cycle of partisan blaming. Democrats say the uncertainty caused by the prolonged "debt ceiling" negotiations eroded confidence. Republicans argue cuts were not steep enough. To the great electorate middle – the moderate political majority – the response is more of the same: in the face of crisis, politicians seem incapable of getting past party-line sniping to actually solve a problem.
Apparently, it's that very quality of Congress that provoked Standard & Poor's to act in the first place.
S & P's statement on the rationale behind downgrading is worth examination.
From their statement on downgrading U.S. Bonds:
"The downgrade reflects our opinion that the fiscal consolidation plan that Congress and the Administration recently agreed to falls short of what, in our view, would be necessary to stabilize the government's medium-term debt dynamics.
"More broadly, the downgrade reflects our view that the effectiveness, stability, and predictability of American policy-making and political institutions have weakened at a time of ongoing fiscal and economic challenges to a degree more than we envisioned when we assigned a negative outlook to the rating on April 18, 2011.
"Since then, we have changed our view of the difficulties in bridging the gulf between the political parties over fiscal policy, which makes us pessimistic about the capacity of Congress and the Administration to be able to leverage their agreement this week into a broader fiscal consolidation plan that stabilizes the government's debt dynamics any time soon."
I've since read criticism that Standard & Poor's had erred by practicing politics instead of accounting. Even President Obama moved to assure the public.
"No matter what some agency may say, we've always been and always will be a triple-A country." he said.
But what strikes me about the agency's comments is their stone-cold sobriety. Is it really political to call our system broken when the facts overwhelmingly seem to demonstrate the claim? To call Congress anything but would seem to be far more of a political calculation than Standard & Poor's evaluation. All the credit agency did was state what is obvious to most of us. There is no reason to continue to trust Congress to act responsibly when it has failed to do so, particularly in the last two years.
The question now, of course, is whether Republicans and Democrats in Congress get the message. U.S. debt is heading quickly towards 85 percent of GDP and even the trillions in spending cuts are not going to set things right. Medicare and Social Security are going to suffer. The Bush tax cuts are now indefensible (though I know they will be defended). If the downgrade doesn't get Congress' attention, what will?
- Pete Mazzaccaro


text:
Contact Circa
Contact Circa
Featured Agent: Lauren Hance
Last Seen: Exploring Queeny Park with my son Jack and eating lunch at Adriana's on The Hill.
Lauren Hance, REALTOR®
Phone:(314) 805-9334
Lauren was raised in Webster Groves and Frontenac; She attended Ladue for high school and earned her Associate's Degree in Elementary Teaching from STLCC. She...


text:
I need to make a dynamically-allocated two-dimensional array.
so what i did was:
int **arrayPtr;
then i get my width and my height.
arrayPtr = new int[width][height];
i keep getting this error saying:
error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from 'int (*)[1]' to 'int ** '
Types pointed to are unrelated; conversion requires reinterpret_cast, C-style cast or function-style cast
am I not doing this properly for a two demensional array?


text:
ORLANDO, Fla. – The clouds hung over Central Florida all day, just after strong storms brought heavy rain, hail and tornado warnings.
[WEATHER TOOLS: Radar | Alerts | Detailed forecast | Outdoors | Travel]
More storms were projected for Monday, but the chance has dropped to a few showers developing over Osceola County.
Tuesday the low in Orlando will drop to 63 degrees and patchy fog will develop before sunrise.
Tuesday's high temperature will be 81, and Wednesday's high will be 75 degrees in Orlando.
"Wednesday looks to be a more active day," said Local 6 Chief Meteorologist Tom Sorrells. "Another front will approach and rain chances are up to 50 percent."
Thursday will be cooler with a high of 70 degrees and a 50 percent chance of rain. On Friday, rain chances slow to 20 percent and the high will be 73.
By the weekend the rain is gone and highs return to the upper 70s, Sorrells said.
No serious damage was reported across the region in Sunday's storms, but the severe weather delayed the Daytona 500 on Sunday for six hours. In north-central Florida, however, four cows were killed and several homes sustained damage.


text:
Roses In Bloom
"There is simply the rose;Ralph Waldo Emerson
it is perfect
in every moment
of its existence."
Perhaps no one ever promised you a rose garden, but that doesn't mean you can't create your own. Or you may already be a rose-growing enthusiast. Either way, June is rose month—a time to enjoy and celebrate these natural beauties in your yard.
Roses are the romantic darlings of any garden and exude their love on all who pass by. There may be a few fussy varieties, but whether you do some container gardening or create magical borders, you can make sure
roses will bloom for you. One place to look for amazing rose planting ideas is on www.houzz.com/rose-garden. The site is loaded with pictures that give guidance for placing roses anywhere you might like and tips for creating borders and quiet spaces for two in the midst of your fragrant blooms.
Varieties of roses are nearly
endless, along with colors and potential opportunities to design a garden that suits your taste perfectly. Whether you let them climb the walls, protect the walkways, or flourish around backyard fountains, you can let your heart out to play.
Here are a few tips for your rose garden:
- Keep your flower beds clean throughout the growing season.
- Prune your roses to stimulate new growth and produce beautiful blooms on good stems.
- If your roses are dormant, apply a dormant spray such as lime sulphur to kill any fungus.
- Do not apply once roses have sprouted leaves.
- Add nutritional enhancements to the soil as needed.
- Top off your soil amendments with a two-inch layer of mulch.
- Apply a good fertilizer. Alfalfa tea as well as manure teas will do wonders for your roses.
- Encourage new cane growth by adding from 1/2c to 1c of Epsom salts to the base of each plant and water it well.
- Roses need at least one inch of water per week to produce quality blooms. Be sure to water roses at the base of the plant.
- Only use pesticides that also kill beneficial insects as a last resort.
- Take time to smell the roses!
It's June, the month when eternal optimists see beautiful roses all aroundand never even glimpse the thorns. As Richard Sheridan said, "Won't you come into the garden?
I would like my roses to see you."
Happy Gardening!


text:
Two medical education groups and 130 medical schools signed on to First Lady Michelle Obama's initiative to "train the nation's physicians to meet the unique healthcare needs of the military and veterans' communities," the White House announced recently. The schools pledged to do in-depth research into post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and to teach medical students and physicians to "better diagnose and treat our veterans and military families," according to the announcement. "By directing some of our brightest minds, our most cutting-edge research, and our finest teaching institutions toward our military families, they're ensuring that those who have served our country receive the first-rate care that they have earned," Obama said.
Speaking at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), Obama said that the American Association of Medical Colleges and the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine have pledged to devote research, education and clinical care to address military service members' crucial healthcare needs.
The initiative is part of the Joining Forces campaign, an effort by the first lady and Dr. Jill Biden that focuses on issues that affect veterans and their families. Obama cited some examples already are underway at universities, including VCU, which has undertaken a project to provide resources and training to healthcare providers, volunteers and community members across Virginia to help veterans. Similarly, University of Pittsburgh researchers are developing a new imaging tool that lets physicians see high-definition views of the brain's wiring. This can help diagnose a TBI. And the University of South Florida is working with the VA and the Department of Defense to create a Center for Veterans Reintegration – a research, treatment and education center for veterans and their families.
"Today the nation's medical colleges are committing to create a new generation of doctors, medical schools and research facilities to make sure our heroes receive the care worthy of their military service," Obama said. The idea behind Joining Forces is extremely simple, Obama said. "In a time of war, when our troops and their families are sacrificing so much, we all should be doing everything we can to serve them as well as they are serving this country," she added. "It's an obligation that extends to every single American. And, it's an obligation that does not end when a war ends and troops return home. In many ways, that's when it begins."
Mrs. Obama said she became aware of this when she and President Barack Obama welcomed the final troops home from Iraq last month. "I couldn't shake the feeling that even though we were marking the end of the war, this was not an ending for them. For our troops, the end of war marks the beginning of a very long period of transition," she said. Frequently, the transitions from war to home "bring the hardest moments our troops and their families will ever face," she added.
It is estimated that one in six of Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans come home with post-traumatic stress disorder or depression, and at least 4,000 have had at least a moderate-grade brain injury, Mrs. Obama said, noting that many avoid seeking help because of what they perceive as a stigma. "I want to be very clear today: these mental health challenges are not a sign of weakness," she said. "They should never again be a source of shame. They are a natural reaction to the challenges of war, and it has been that way throughout the ages."
Obama thanked the troops and their families for their service, and noted that anyone experiencing mental health difficulties should not be ashamed. "Seek help, don't bury it," she said. "Asking for help is a sign of strength." The Pentagon estimates that nearly 213,000 military personnel have suffered traumatic brain injuries in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2000.
A previous report by the Rand Corp. think tank estimated that 300,000 veterans of both conflicts suffered PTSD or major depression. Less than 50 percent had sought treatment for PTSD over the previous year and approximately 60 percent of those reporting a probable brain injury had not been evaluated by a physician for one. "This is a long-term issue for the nation," said Brad Cooper, the executive director of Joining Forces.
"Those of us who have never experienced war will never be able to fully understand the true emotional costs," Mrs. Obama said. "PTSD, TBI, depression and any other combat-related mental health issue should never again be a source of shame."
Although the military has strong support systems and personnel trained in combat-related mental health issues, more than half of veterans seek treatment in their hometowns, outside the military and the Department of Veterans Affairs, Mrs. Obama said. The new initiative aims at assuring that all civilian physicians have access to information on those issues.
"Everyone is stepping up," Mrs. Obama said while praising the ongoing work of researchers at the colleges involved in the initiative. She said the will to help veterans is strong and goes beyond Veterans Day parades and rallies on Fort Bragg. Obama said the "hidden wounds" faced by many veterans are the "most difficult struggle they will face." She said it was imperative for the nation's physicians to understand the mental health challenges involved. "Mere words and anecdotes don't do any of this justice," she said.


text:
Douglas Davis, "The World's First Collaborative Sentence" (1994). Detail.
On Monday, the New York Times ran an article describing the Whitney Museum's restoration of an early online artwork by Douglas Davis, The World's First Collaborative Sentence (1994).
Many of the comments posted to the article offered sage advice for the conservation team, free of charge. According to Francesco of New York, "it was probably build in java or php and they need to update the server." VJBortolot of Guildford, CT, expressed surprise "that the Whitney didn't … use an legacy browser … and run it in a Win95 environment on a vintage computer." E.W. Chesterton of Palm Beach simply wrote, "Oh please! It's html!"
Expert diagnoses notwithstanding, it's well worth delving a bit further into some of the complex issues that emerged during the Davis restoration.


text:
Directors & Management
Corporate Directory
Corporate Governance
Nyanzaga Project
Western Australia
Yarri Project
Yundamindra Project
Ponton Project
Akjoujt South Project
News Releases
Company Reports
Analyst Coverage
Share Information
Shareholder Services
Note: Documents are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. If they do not display correctly in your browser, you can download the latest version of the free Acrobat reader here.
Privacy Statement | Disclaimer | © 2012 OreCorp | Site by Café Media & egg design groupLast Updated: 21/09/2020


text:
Why Vacation in Montreal, Quebec, Canada?
Montreal is the perfect destination no matter what the season. Where else can you play beach volley ball in winter? Where can you find the world's most successful music festival? And where can a trip through the subway be like a trip to an art gallery? In Montreal, of course.
Montreal is the 2nd largest city contained in the 2nd largest country in the world. It is also one of the oldest cities in Canada, founded in 1642. With a metro population of 3.6 million people, Montreal plays host to a wide range of cultures and ethnicities. But it is the French that played the largest part in this city's long history. Even today, Montreal is the 2nd largest French-speaking city in the world. So, "Bonjour!" (Good Day) and "Merci!" (Thank You) are two words that will help you get around this marvelous city.
The city was originally known as "Ville-Marie," (meaning "City of Mary.") This was the French's first permanent settlement on the island of Montreal. The name was later changed in accordance with a hilly structure within the city called, "Mount Royal." In 1760, Montreal was surrendered to British rule. But it wasn't until 1832 that Montreal was incorporated as a city.
Montreal sits ensconced between the huge St. Lawrence River to its south and the Rivière des Prairies to the north. As a result, summers can be quite humid and sticky.
Montreal's climate can be bitterly cold in winter due to wind chill factors and uncomfortably hot in summer, due to the high humidity. But for the most part, the temperatures are normal reaching an average high of 80 F degrees in July, the hottest month, and an average low of 5 F degrees in January, the coldest month.
Montreal history is richly steeped in the Roman Catholic religion; many old cathedrals featured throughout the city attest to that fact.
Montreal also bears the enviable title of 10th "Cleanest City in the World."
Must Sees in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
The Metro (subway) system. Yes, the Metro. Leave it to the Montreal citizens and a visionary mayor to come up with a way to enjoy everyday travel through the subway. Many of the Metro stations bear their own distinctive design and artwork. When passing through the Place-des-Arts station, watch for one of the earliest art works donated to the Metro; it's Frederic Back's 1967 painted glass mural. Works by Jean-Paul Mousseau are featured in the Peel Station.
Parc Jean-Drapeau – This downtown park has been referred to as the "jewel" of Montreal. The park plays host to many events over the year, in particular, Montreal's huge winter festival, the Fête des Neiges.
The park, situated on the St. Lawrence River, was once known as Parc des Îles. It was later given the name of a hardworking Montreal mayor, Jean Drapeau, who had held his position for nearly 30 years, before he died in 1999. Drapeau was the driving force behind bringing the 1967 World's Fair to the city.
The park is open daily but is closed between midnight and 6 AM. In the summertime, water sports abound here: rowing, water skiing, sailing and swimming. Other activities include beach volleyball, cycling, in-line skating, picnicking, walking, and beach lounging. Those who love strolling through flowers will delight in the park's 25 hectare gardens.
Festival International de Jazz de Montréal – If you are planning a trip to Montreal, and you are deeply into Jazz, plan your trip for the end of June. That's when the annual the Montreal Jazz Festival is usually scheduled. The huge music extravaganza is rated as the largest festival in the world, and it took only a few decades to achieve the title. The festival offers hundreds of concerts, many of those FREE of charge
Underground City – Downtown Montreal is actually sitting atop a 20-mile maze of corridors, tunnels and connections between buildings.
This underground, with its shops and eateries, has become quite popular with visitors and locals. Convenient connections have been made to malls, hotels, banks, museums, universities, churches, and transit stations.
Old Montreal – No visit to Montreal can ever be complete without a visit to the section southeast of downtown. Beautiful old buildings with stunning stately architecture will be found here. Cobble stone streets, horse and carriage rides (caleches), and just a general feeling of history makes Old Montreal a very special not-to-be-missed destination. It can also be reached through the Underground City.
Museums & Theatres Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Montreal has a wealth of museums catering to every interest from French Canadian history to architecture, cinema, comedy, the fur trade, the Holocaust, and more.
The best way for a museum die-hard to see all Montreal has to offer is with a museum pass. The $45 pass (includes a public transit card) provides FREE access to 30 museums, over 3 consecutive days.
Churches and cathedrals – One of Montreal's biggest attractions are those places linked to its Roman Catholic heritage: its churches. Due to the city's heavy concentration of churches, it garnered the nickname, "City of a Hundred Bell Towers." Many churches have opened their doors to the public and they don't charge admission. St. Joseph's Oratory, the largest church in Canada, offers free guided tours on weekday afternoons.
Other churches of interest to tourists include: Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral; Notre-Dame Basilica; St. Patrick's Basilica; Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Secours, also known as the Sailor's Church; the Anglican Christ Church Cathedral.
Place-des-Arts– You'll find the acclaimed Montreal symphony orchestra in this venue. The Montreal Opera and Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, are also featured here. The world-renowned Cirque du Soleil was nurtured here, too.
Outdoor Recreation in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
If it's winter time, you simply must grab a pair of skates and head off to Beaver Lake in Parc Mont-Royal. Admission is FREE.
If it's any time of year, make Parc Jean-Drapeau your destination. Water sports, hiking, roller-blading, swimming or just sunning on a beach – it's all here in Montreal's major city park.
Major sports in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Sporting events include everything from hockey to rugby. Montreal is home to the:
- Montreal Canadiens (hockey)
- Montreal Alouettes (football)
- Montreal Impacts (soccer)
Montreal also hosts the Canadian Grand Prix, the Molson Indy, and the ChampCar World Series.
Festivals, Fairs, and Concerts Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- La Fete des Neiges de Montreal (January – February)
This is Montreal's perfect winter escape or maybe just a way to celebrate a long Canadian winter. This 25-year old annual event embraces the snow and cold with several days of fun events for children and adults.
Activities include snow soccer, "winter" beach volley ball, snow tubing, ice skating, dancing, live music acts, ice sculpture demonstrations, kicksled races, street hockey, Alpine skiing, treasure hunts, snow sculptures, winter hiking, an Armed Forces survival camp experience, dogsled runs, story-telling, and more.
Montreal's first winter festival began in the early 1980s, and has always been geared towards families and kids. The polar bear was adopted as the festival's mascot: Boule de Neige. Kids are invited to write to this big furry friend.
The event runs for a full week beginning in the end of January. The downtown city park, Parc Jean-Drapeau, is the main location for the activities.
- Festival International de Jazz de Montréal (end of June to beginning of July)
- Festival Juste pour rire (mid July) – Just For Laughs Festival.
This televised event features comedians from all over the world. Some of history's top comedians, like Howie Mandel, have appeared at this festival.
- L'International des Feux Loto-Québec (3rd week in July)
Montreal Fireworks Festival – This pyrotechnics competition attracts tens of thousands of viewers to the free fireworks show. It has been held since 1985; every summer pyrotechnical companies compete for Gold, Bronze, or Silver trophies. Competitions begin in late June and conclude by late July.
- Les FrancoFolies de Montreal (end July – beginning of August)
This Montreal musical festival, featuring French musicians, began in 1989 and has since grown into one of the city's most popular summer events. The entire event is held in a downtown 4-block radius (Ste-Catherine, President-Kennedy, Bleury and St-Urbain streets.) Plan to use the Metro (subway) if you are not staying downtown.Within 15 years, audience numbers had risen from 5-thousand to over 800-thousand. Festival performances now number in the 100s. Accommodation packages are a good way to attend this event.
- Montreal Dragon Boat Festival (end of July)
This annual event is staged at the Olympic Basin of Parc Jean-Drapeau in downtown Montreal.
Dining in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
When visiting Montreal, one must have at least one serving of "Poutine." This rich and delicious French fry, cheese and gravy combination is a favorite treat of locals and visitors alike.
And then there is the famous Montreal smoked meat sandwiches. Visit one of the city's delis or bistros, like Schwartz's Deli, and treat yourself to smoked corned beef piled high on tangy rye bread, a little Dijon mustard, and you've got a sandwich fit for royalty.
Montreal is well-known for its exquisite dining and gourmet cooking, too. Here are some top-rated eateries in Montreal (as determined by the "10 Best" web site:
- Beaver Club (wine cellar)
- Chez L'Epicier (Quebecois style)
- Cube (Sunday brunch option)
- Gibby's (steakhouse)
- Globe (people watching)
- Moishes (steakhouse)
- Nuances (Five Diamond)
- Queue de Cheval (Old World style steakhouse)
- Toque (Casual & contemporary French foods)
- Tour De Ville (International buffet revolving restaurant)
Nightlife in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
"Sin City": this is a name that Montreal once bore. But many believe the name still applies. Bars and nightclubs are numerous, and with a very late "last call" a night of partying can go far into the wee hours of the morning.
Areas of the city known for their extreme "nightlife" include Crescent Street, Sainte-Catherine Street West, and Saint Lawrence Boulevard ("The Main").
Getting to Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Airports – Montreal has one major passenger airport (YUL), the Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (locals still refer to it as Dorval). This airport is a major international hub and services nearly 40 airlines including some of the smaller airlines like Air Inuit and Air Creebec. And as with all major city airports, you must expect to take a bus, shuttle or taxi to your city destination.
(Note: Don't be unnerved when you click on the Montreal airport link as it will appear in French; just click the English button on the right side of your screen.)
Airlines – Check below for the most convenient airline.
- America West
- British Airways
- Continental Airlines
- Delta Air Lines
- EgyptAir
- Frontier
- KLM Royal Dutch
- Lufthansa
- Mexicana
- Northwest Airlines
- Southwest Airlines
- Swiss
- United Airlines
- US Airways
- WestJet Airlines
Arriving by Car to Montreal, Quebec, CanadaBe prepared for heavy traffic just like in New York City. There are several major roadways known as "autoroutes" but all are heavily congested during morning and evening rush hours.
Taking the train in Canada is a real treat. VIA Rail, which is situated in Montreal, has regular runs to many points in Canada. The rail company also offers several discounts, including attractive savings for students, seniors, and children.
The United States Amtrak line also runs into the city with daily service between Montreal and New York City.
Montreal's train station is the Gare Centrale.
Getting Around Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Metro (subway) – The Montreal Metro is the best choice for getting around this huge cosmopolitan city. The line is quick and easy to use and serves up to 68 stations. The Green, Orange, Yellow and Blue lines all run 7-days a week, beginning at 5:30 AM.
Maps (both paper and posted on walls) have well laid out routes that are easily followed.
Be sure to buy a "tourist card" to save money on trips. A single fare is $2.75, while a 3-day pass is only $17.00 CDN. Even a day pass at $9.00 is a wise financial buy.
Bus – The Montreal transit system and the metro are all part of the same network. Any passes or tickets purchased for the Metro are accepted on the city busses.
Outlying areas, not serviced by regular bus or Metro service, are serviced by a Taxibus.
Taxi in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Taxi cabs are in abundance in this huge city. There are no less than 20 Montreal taxi companies to choose from. Tipping is usually 15% of the fare.
Shopping Tips & Links
SECRET shopping area in Montreal.
SMART shopping tips
Public Market Guide in Montreal
Handy Contacts
Montreal Jazz Festival Tickets
Montreal FrancoFolies Tips
Fête des Neiges Special Events
General Tourist Information for Montreal
Montreal Airport Info
Montreal Maps
Tax Refund form for Visitors
Montreal Tourist Bureau
Tips on Tipping
Sheree Zielke
Tags: Canadian cities, Canadian travel destinations, City of Montreal, holiday travel in Canada, Montreal Quebec Canada, travel to Montreal


text:
Changes to the Cyprus Investment Programme officially published in the Government Gazette on August 17-18.
Luxury One Bedroom Apartment in a New Complex Limassol
Add to a favorite list
PDF without logo
- Property ID: 443
- Status: Sale
- Property type: Apartment
- Complex: New Complex in Agios Spyridonas
- Address: Limassol
- Number of bedrooms: 1
- Number of bathrooms: 1
- Floor: 1 floor of 4 total
- Total covered area: 64 m²
- Parking: 1
- Year built: 2016
Elite one bedroom apartment in a new modern complex, situated in a quiet residential area of Limassol, Agios Spyridonas, walking distance to a wide range of amenities, including elementary and high schools, shops, supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, bus stop etc, 2 minute drive from Limassol Port, easy access to the highway, linking all major towns on the island. The area also benefits from the biggest shopping centre in Limassol My Mall and the largest in Europe new Casino, which is currently under construction.
It consists of 6 apartment blocks: 4 blocks with 5 floors and 2 blocks with 3-4 floors.
All apartments enjoy private access to a beautiful area with swimming pool, Jacuzzi, children's playground, children's pool, gym, table tennis and other facilities. Apartments of the 3rd, 4th and 5th floors enjoy sea view.
- Swimming pool with waterfall
- Controlled car entrances
- No common walls
- Large covered verandas
- Video controlled entrance (Bticino, Italy)
- Wall height 2.85 meters
- Lifts (Schindler, Swiss)
- Quality tiles (Marazzi, Italy)
- Smart Home Automation (Bticino Italy, Somfy France)
- Italian kitchens, wardrobes, doors
- Thermal double glazed aluminium doors
- Deluxe sanitary ware (Laufen Swiss, Grohe Germany)
- Air conditioning
- Solar water heating system
- Provisions for heating
- Security entrance door.
Specifications of the apartment:
- Open plan living area and fully fitted kitchen
- Bedroom
- Bathroom
- Large covered veranda
- Private storage
- Covered parking space.
Title deeds are available.
Price is subject to VAT.
Pictures are of the complex and a show-apartment.


text:
B.C.'s highest court has ruled there is a constitutional right to tasty pot cookies and other marijuana products such as infused oils, balms and lotions.
In a 2-1 judgment, the provincial Court of Appeal said the country's medical marijuana legislation is unconstitutional because it restricts patients to possessing only the dried plant and to consuming it via smoking.
The top bench suspended its ruling to give Ottawa a year to amend the law to allow patients access to edibles and derivatives — such as creams, salves, brownies, cakes, cookies and chocolate bars.
"In my opinion, decisions concerning how one manages serious health problems go to the core of what it means to live with dignity, independence and autonomy as contemplated in (Supreme Court of Canada) cases like Morgentaler, Parker, and Adams," wrote Judge Nicole Garson, supported by colleague Risa Levine.
"Where the state interferes with an individual's capacity to make decisions concerning the management of those health problems by threat of criminal sanction, the state is depriving that individual of the power to make fundamental personal choices and the liberty interest is engaged."
The majority dismissed the government's appeal of a Victoria case in which a compassion club baker, Owen Smith, was found not guilty after being caught with 200-plus cookies, a supply of cannabis-infused cooking oils and some dried dope in his apartment.
In 2012, B.C. Supreme Court Judge Robert Johnston acquitted Smith after ruling that permitting dried cannabis alone was arbitrary and did little to further a legitimate state interest.
The justice found criminalizing a patient's choice of smoking or eating his or her medicine was an unwarranted infringement of security of the person rights guaranteed under Section 7 of the Constitution.
"I would vary the trial judge's order to hold that the limitation ... is of no force and effect under s. 52 of the Charter to the extent that a person who has been granted an (Authorization To Possess) is permitted to possess only dried marijuana," Garson said.
"Of course, as the Regulations rely on the 'physician as gatekeeper', I see no reason why an ... applicant would not be required to have their physician indicate the need for edible or topical cannabis in order to secure an exemption."
The court heard that marijuana's active ingredients had a longer-lasting effect if they were ingested rather than inhaled, bringing greater benefit to those who used it to treat conditions such as chronic pain and glaucoma.
Smoking achieves a quicker, but less-lasting benefit.
"I'm very happy," Smith said Thursday.
He no longer bakes for the compassion club, he added, but is working on a feature-length play about his experiences.
"I'm also blogging to keep people up to date about extracts and educating people about marijuana and the options available to patients," Smith said.
His lawyer Kirk Tousaw maintained the decision was a great victory but raised some questions — it is unclear, he noted, whether only patients can transform dried pot into another product or whether licensed producers also had that right.
Regardless, he explained, the government is unlikely to respond very quickly because there are other constitutional challenges before the Federal Court and the B.C. Supreme Court involving the newest medical marijuana regulations, which came into effect April 1.
The outcome of that litigation will be fundamental to determining how the law is re-written, Tousaw said.
In his dissent, Judge Ed Chiasson said Smith had no right to challenge the legislation since he wasn't a licensed medical patient or producer.
"It has nothing to do with him," Justice Chiasson insisted.
He also offered the novel view that the regulations did not restrict patients' access to derivatives.
"I see nothing in this language that suggests that a medical user is limited to smoking dried marijuana, which is the core position of Mr. Smith," Justice Chiasson added.
The legislation passed muster in his opinion and he would have ordered a new trial.
Click here to report a typo or visit vancouversun.com/typo.
Is there more to this story? We'd like to hear from you about this or any other stories you think we should know about. CLICK HERE or go to vancouversun.com/moretothestory


text:
- Font:
- +
- -
A Wisconsin medical supplier that made millions of recalled alcohol prep products now blamed for serious infections and at least one death is shutting down the line that produces the wipes — at least for now.
The Triad Group of Hartland, Wis., plans to "move away" from its health care division, which produced contaminated alcohol pads and lubricating jelly, and focus instead on its private label and contract brands, according to an internal letter obtained by msnbc.com.
Special report: Tracking tainted wipes
Investigation finds lax oversight, rampant problems with contaminated wipes
Msnbc.com series reveals federal Food and Drug Administration officials knew about problems at Wisconsin plant for years before taking action to halt production, distribution.
- Smith & Nephew sues beleaguered wipe-maker
- Tainted wipes destroyed as firm moves forward
- Tainted wipe maker gets FDA nod toward reopening
- 11 deaths tied to alcohol prep wipes
- Investigation finds lax oversight, rampant problems with contaminated wipes
"We all need to rededicate ourselves to our customers and earn back their trust, this is an opportunity I relish," Eric Haertle, Triad's chief operating officer, wrote in a Feb. 25 letter sent to customers, vendors and employees.
The letter was prompted in part by a series of msnbc.com reports detailing potentially life-threatening problems with contamination at the plant.
In it, the Triad executive acknowledged that the 30-year-old family firm is facing "difficult times" in the form of massive recalls, at least two lawsuits, a federal Food and Drug Administration investigation — as well as news reports by msnbc.com.
Haertle admitted no wrongdoing and said he believes his firm eventually will be "cleared of all charges."
"What has not been said is that we intend to fight any and all accusations against this company," wrote Haertle, who contended that many issues identified in FDA inspections already have been addressed. "We continue to work on others and our pursuit toward compliance."
Temporary closure not enough
But the parents of two children harmed by infections blamed on contaminated Triad products said the move is too little, too late, and raises more questions about why government regulators haven't taken stronger action against the firm.
"We still ask: Where is the FDA? Knowing of Triad's violations and what they have done, when will they shut down this company for good?" read an e-mail statement from the families of Harrison Kothari, 2, of Houston, who died in December from an infection blamed on the wipes, and Peyton Armstrong, 10, a leukemia patient who developed a life-threatening infection hospital officials said was tied to Triad pads.
Triad officials made the move voluntarily and did not notify the FDA about their plans to halt production of alcohol prep products named in a Jan. 3 recall beause of potential contamination, said FDA spokeswoman Shelly Burgess.
Triad will also stop production of sterile lubricating jelly, which was the focus of a Dec. 27, 2010 recall and has been tied to reports of vaginal infections that required medication for dozens of women. The prep pads and jelly are the two largest product lines in that division, Haertle said.
Don't miss these Health stories
More women opting for preventive mastectomy - but should they be?
Rates of women who are opting for preventive mastectomies, such as Angeline Jolie, have increased by an estimated 50 percent in recent years, experts say. But many doctors are puzzled because the operation doesn't carry a 100 percent guarantee, it's major surgery -- and women have other options, from a once-a-day pill to careful monitoring.
- Larry Page's damaged vocal cords: Treatment comes with trade-offs
- Report questioning salt guidelines riles heart experts
- CDC: 2012 was deadliest year for West Nile in US
- What stresses moms most? Themselves, survey says
- More women opting for preventive mastectomy - but should they be?
The Triad move to shut down the health care line, even "short term," as Haertle indicated in the letter, is not part of any negotiation related to an ongoing investigation of Triad practices, Burgess added.
The FDA has issued no sanctions against Triad, despite government documents that identified ongoing problems with contamination and sterilization at the Triad plant dating back to at least 2009. FDA inspectors detected microbial contamination in both wipes and jelly, and problems with validation of Triad's sterilization process, documents show.
FDA officials said they were working with the firm to make voluntary improvements because there was no "imminent health hazard" — until a Colorado hospital reported life-threatening infections tied to the tainted wipes last fall.
A few children at The Children's Hospital in Denver developed bloodstream infections from the rare bacteria Bacillus cereus, which was later cultured from the Triad wipes. Among the victims was Peyton Armstrong, 10, who developed a life-threatening infection within hours after an IV line and medical port were inserted to begin treatment for leukemia.
Michael Rogers, FDA's deputy director of the Office of Regional Operations, said the hospital's report about Peyton and others prompted an immediate FDA investigation and voluntary recall of hundreds of millions of the alcohol products used in hospitals and clinics and widely sold under private labels in grocery stores and drugstores.
Since then, a lawsuit has been filed against Triad by Shanoop and Sandra Kothari, parents of Harrison Kothari, 2, of Houston, who died after developing meningitis caused by Bacillus cereus, which his parents blame on the wipes used to clean his wound. In addition, Joe Postich, 55, of Madisonville, Tenn., filed a lawsuit after he had to have open heart surgery following a Bacillus cereus infection tied to tainted wipes.
Peyton's parents, Noel and Jessica Armstrong of Glenwood Springs, Colo., intend to file a lawsuit as well, said their lawyer, Jim Perdue Jr. of Houston.
Bacillus cereus bacteria are common in the environment and sometimes associated with foodborne illness, but not usually with medically acquired infections. The bacteria form hard-to-kill spores that can survive heat and the 70-percent alcohol solution used in the wipes, microbiologists say.
FDA logs 161 reports about alcohol wipes
Since the recall, the FDA has received 161 reports of adverse events related to alcohol prep wipes, including three deaths, which don't appear to be related to Triad products, Burgess said. Perdue said his firm has been contacted by more than 100 people reporting infections tied to the wipes.
Msnbc.com obtained copies of Triad's recent letter to customers, vendors and employees from two confidential sources, including a broker who represents a large drugstore chain that buys private label products from the company.
According to the letter, Triad Group — which is owned by brothers David Haertle and Eric Haertle, both of Wisconsin, and their sister, Donna Petroff of Illinois — will continue to operate its divisions that produce other medical supplies and hygiene products, including suppositories, children's cold medicines and mouth washes and rinses.
No recalls have been initiated for those products. However, the same FDA inspection documents that verified contamination in wipes and lubricating jelly also detected problems with a wide range of Triad medical and hygiene supplies.
Inspectors found microbial contamination of water pipes leading to vats that made batches of blue and yellow mouth rinse and glycerin suppositories, a Jan. 7 report known as an FDA Form 483 shows. They discovered employees packing acne pads into containers with their bare hands and a worker who failed to add the active ingredient to a batch of children's multi-symptom cold medicine.
Inspection reports concluded that Triad employees in charge of microbial testing of finished drug products lacked the education and background to do the job. They alleged the company had too few employees to supervise the manufacture, processing, packing and holding of drug products and that some employees could not speak, read or write English in order to sign off on finished products in the warehouse.
The Kotharis and the Armstrongs, parents of children allegedly harmed by the Triad products, say they believe the government's action should be swift and comprehensive.
"We are united in the fight to make sure Triad Group products never injure another child, but a voluntary shut-down that may just be temporary does little to resolve our concern," their statement said. "A temporary shut-down without permanent changes is meaningless to the people who trusted these products."
© 2013 msnbc.com Reprints


text:
If all goes as planned, Seoul, South Korea will soon get the world's first "invisible" high rise.
Called Tower Infinity, the 1,476-foot structure planned just outside the city, near Incheon International Airport, will feature a cloaking façade made of LED projectors and optical cameras that will capture and display the landscape surrounding the building, thus making it appear transparent.
The building's architect, GDS Architects, describes its design scheme as an "anti-tower" that "subtly demonstrates Korea's rising position in the world by establishing its most powerful presence through diminishing its presence."
The building's joint owner/developer, Korea Land Corp. and Cheongna Organization, will also have the ability to display advertising and graphics on the façade.
For more on the project, visit: http://www.forbes.com/sites/alexknapp/2013/09/13/south-korea-will-soon-b....


text:
Get started with Digital Marketing
Businesses can grow fast with Digital Marketing in any location. Whether you're Business is online or offline, in your shop or on the road, Ice Clear Media makes Digital Marketing simple.
Link Building
Ice Clear Media is a trusted by businesses around the world to manage Link Building Campaigns. We manage your entire backlink portfolio including; what comes in, what goes out, and what needs to be removed. Google friendly link building, with results.
Reach more customers. Show up in Google, Yahoo and Bing. Rank for your chosen keywords with results driven SEO Services for Businesses.
Social Media
Never worry about a status again. We manage your entire Social Media Marketing portfolio in-house. Creating vibrant, engaging and responsive Social Media Strategies that make you popular! Fast.
Content Writing
Content is great, not only to make your business look pro-active, but to get you the rankings and website traffic your business deserves. Businesses can benefit from bespoke, handwriting content marketing including daily blog posts, online PR and article writing.
"By far the best team I've ever worked with. They truly understood the business goals and created a strategy that yielding excellent results! They completely nailed it! I would highly recommend them as a company, you simply just won't find a better team!"− Anna Vanderbelt, ITV
Hundreds of Businesses around the world
use Ice Clear Media
About Us
Hello! We are Ice Clear Media. We specialise in Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), Social Media, Link Building, Content Marketing, Training and Digital Marketing Services. We help businesses dramatically increase online sales revenue and brand visibility using Digital Marketing Methods. We provide services for businesses of all sizes from start up businesses to global brands. We support local, global and multilingual solutions for businesses in over 35 languages.
Our Skills
Content Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Link Building
Digital Marketing Strategy
Our Clients
We have you covered.
Our Passion For What We Do Transfers Into Our Services
See Results
We track the right Digital Marketing KPI's to ensure that your business out-perform your competitors.
Top Quality
We regularly benchmark the quality of our services against our competitors to ensure that we stay leaders in quality.
Excellent Support
Our service doesn't end with your purchase – we provide excellent project management and after-sales support.
Price Match Guarantee
If you find a competitor offering a better nationwide price for the same services, we'll lower our price to match our competitors.
Start attracting customers today.
No long-term contracts. No set up costs.
Get Started – Call Free on: 0800 048 8525 0r +44 (0)207 097 8525
Reach more Customers
Grow your business. Reach new customers at the exact moment they're searching for the products and services you offer. Get traffic from brand and non-branded keywords today.
Improve your Reputation
Gain new positive reviews. Remove old negative reviews and start seeing the positive returns on your investment today.
Increase Sales Revenue
Drive more sales from online. Find new customers and increase website traffic and qualified leads today.
Get Results & ROI
We track the right Digital Marketing KPI's, to ensure that your business strategy will out-perform your competitors and increase your sales revenue.